Unique style restaurant partnering with Dilmah tea, focusing on tea inspired food and beverages with particular emphasis on Sri Lankan cuisine and flavours.
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22-24 Willeston Street, WELLINGTON, Wellington This venue is wheelchair accessible |
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Explore a variety of seafood cooked using contemporary culinary practices of three major coastal towns in Sri Lanka, Negombo, Galle and Jaffna. A complimentary mocktail or a cocktail will be served on arrival followed by four-courses matched with wines chosen from the Wairarapa region. The dishes will showcase the varied styles of Sri Lanka incorporating traditional flavours into modern fusion dishes.
$90 - Meal & Non-alc
$120 - Meal & Alc match
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Various times Aug 05, 7:00pm - 8:30pm Aug 05, 5:00pm - 6:30pm Aug 05, 6:00pm - 7:30pm |
Price: $90-$120
Event enquiries: info@dilmahtlounge.co.nz
*This event has shared seating
Join waitlistMeet Humptea-Dumptea over a cup of tea and a high tea experience perfect for the whole family. Enjoy a selection of sweet and savoury delights inspired by the flavours of Sri Lanka and paired with some of the finest single-origin Dilmah tea. A tea sommelier will take you on a fun interactive journey on the history and health benefits of tea. Suited to kids 8-12 years, accompanied by an adult.
$99 Child & Adult
$59 Extra Adult
$39 Extra Child
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Various times Aug 07, 1:30pm - 3:30pm Aug 07, 4:30pm - 6:30pm |
Price: $39-$99
Event enquiries: info@dilmahtlounge.co.nz
*This event has shared seating
Buy TicketsEsther James was an exceptional individual known for the diversity of her achievements. In the 1930s she became a national celebrity during her sponsored walk of the length of New Zealand to promote local products. On her journey, she had to take a week’s rest in Wellington due to an injury. “Such was the generosity of her overnight hosts - usually prominent farmers or business people - that she claimed to have gained a stone (7kg) in weight during the 2000 km walk. Consuming only New Zealand produce, she most missed cups of tea”.
Tea rooms and milk bars were popular in Wellington streets between 1900-1950 and Esther James could have visited any during her stay in Wellington. t Lounge by Dilmah imagines what would have been on offer if they were around to serve Esther.
Dish Description: Sri Lankan-spiced lamb chunks with Parkvale mushroom and vegetable stew, and oven-baked sliced potatoes
Price: $34
Availability: Lunch
A nitro infused rosehip and hibiscus tea, housemade tea elixir and tonic with Dilmah Ceylon cinnamon spice tea and orange served in smoked cinnamon and rosehip dusted glass and garnished with fresh rosemary. Accompanied by a deep-fried wonton base, topped with bacon, Zany Zeus feta and fig brushed with a savoury rosehip and hibiscus tea-infused sauce
Price: $20